Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ Diligence means doing something, not deciding that the doing is too hard. Gardening can teach lessons in diligence. It would be terrible for students to demonstrate diligence, while the teacher stands on the sidelines talking about it. Weeding takes a long time and lots
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ How do you decide what language to teach? What do you do if don’t have previous experience with a foreign language? French and Spanish are good choices for a foreign language in North America. Home educators can find it intimidating to teach a foreign
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ Only by looking outside herself can a girl worship God. Because they are “un-self-conscious,” modest girls make the best sisters, the best wives, the best mothers, the best Christians, the best citizens. Training helps children learn to be aware and concerned about others—a trait
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ As parents, we can turn our concern for this time in history—when key cultural artists are prophesying doom to our youth—into Our children can have confidence in their calling from God to make a difference in our world. We aren’t the first to face
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ Knitting and crocheting can be therapeutic activities. Knitting and crocheting are inexpensive hobbies that simply require a willingness to learn and a project to create. One of the best ways to learn is to find a friend who is a good teacher. Once you
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ Amy Hatfield never thought she’d be a homeschool parent; she actually thought homeschool families were a bit odd. Amy Hatfield felt a tug in her heart when her boys got off the school bus drained and cranky. After prayer, research, and lots of discussion,
